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    Alur Pelayaran Kedalaman Alur Pelayaran

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    The document discusses the calculations for determining the depth and width of a ship's navigation channel. It provides the formulas and steps to calculate: 1) The minimum depth of the navigation channel (G) as 1.740866 meters by taking into account the ship's draft, length, beam, and other factors. 2) The total depth of the navigation channel (H) as 19.33 meters by adding the ship's draft and other allowances to G. 3) The minimum width of a single-lane navigation channel as 155.04 meters by applying a formula using the ship's beam.

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    The document discusses the calculations for determining the depth and width of a ship's navigation channel. It provides the formulas and steps to calculate: 1) The minimum depth of the navigation channel (G) as 1.740866 meters by taking into account the ship's draft, length, beam, and other factors. 2) The total depth of the navigation channel (H) as 19.33 meters by adding the ship's draft and other allowances to G. 3) The minimum width of a single-lane navigation channel as 155.04 meters by applying a formula using the ship's beam.

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    The document discusses the calculations for determining the depth and width of a ship's navigation channel. It provides the formulas and steps to calculate: 1) The minimum depth of the navigation channel (G) as 1.740866 meters by taking into account the ship's draft, length, beam, and other factors. 2) The total depth of the navigation channel (H) as 19.33 meters by adding the ship's draft and other allowances to G. 3) The minimum width of a single-lane navigation channel as 155.04 meters by applying a formula using the ship's beam.

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    Alur Pelayaran Kedalaman Alur Pelayaran

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    The document discusses the calculations for determining the depth and width of a ship's navigation channel. It provides the formulas and steps to calculate: 1) The minimum depth of the navigation channel (G) as 1.740866 meters by taking into account the ship's draft, length, beam, and other factors. 2) The total depth of the navigation channel (H) as 19.33 meters by adding the ship's draft and other allowances to G. 3) The minimum width of a single-lane navigation channel as 155.04 meters by applying a formula using the ship's beam.

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    ALUR PELAYARAN

    * Kedalaman Alur Pelayaran

    o
    Gv = 0,5 × Beam × sin 5
    = 0,5 × 32,3 × 0,087156
    = 1,407565 m

    1,0193
    Lpp = 0,846 × Loa
    1,0193
    = 0,846 × 274
    = 258,3268 m

    Δ = DraftMax × Lpp × Beam


    = 12,07 × 258,3268 × 32,3
    3
    = 100720,5 m

    R = 0,2 × DraftMax
    = 0,2 × 12,07
    = 2,414214 m

    v
    Fr =
    g × h
    5
    =
    9,81 × 29

    5
    =
    16,86683
    = 0,29644

    Δ Fr2
    z = 2,4 × ×
    Lpp2 1 - Fr2
    2
    100720,4654 0,296439793
    = 2,4 × 2
    × 2
    258,3268 1- 0,29644

    = 2,4 × 1,509311 × 0,092012


    = 0,333301 m

    G = Gv + z
    = 1,407565 + 0,333301
    = 1,740866 m
    Kedalaman Alur (H)
    H = DraftMax + G+R+P+S+K
    = 12,07 + 1,74 + 2,41 + 1 + 1,5 + 0,6
    = 19,33 m

    * Lebar Alur Pelayaran (1 Jalur)


    Lebar Alur = 1,5 B + 1,8 B + 1,5 B
    = 4,8 × Beam
    = 4,8 × 32,3
    = 155,04 m

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